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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
v,ov-. ocit,e Ambulance.

Yesterday morning about s O'Clock
tie city ambulance. in charge Of Dr.
Rogers, was caliedt0 Messrs. ,. ). Cot
irel d Sons, on Main street near Ihir-
,ccnth, to q youth employed there who
lad tainted lie was revived and left
there with his friends.
81 y y. tie ambulance was called
TO Seabrook's warehouse, corner OF
Seventeenth and Grace streets, 10 one OF
the colorcd employees who had epl-
lepiic fits. lie was taken to his home,
GO north Seventeenth street.
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4 mnrncrer Nhnt TO Death.

~ " -'-I-'' ~ ~ - T----'''l
Salt LAKE, August ll.--Frcl. Hopt
G1ics Welcome" was shot to death in
the yard Of the penitentiary, four miles
from this city, to-day. The firing
rarity consisted Of five men with rides.
Dr. Hamilton pinned a rosette over
Hort's Ecnrt, told him TO be firm m |
look straight ct the guns, and death
would come quickly. He woul.lnot be
mutilatcd ii lie did not finch. The
CONDEMNED man showed the utmost
fImrtgg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

WEEAT.-Nhite, IS bu.hcIs very good az sec.
70 bushels good go SJr. 60 bushels common ~
zoe. Lon gbeiry. go bushels worry good ~ So.
eco busbols very good a; sc; - bushels good
81 Sc. Mixed, 600 bushels prime az Sic. O.
bushels far q. ~. Snortbsrry. coo busisl'
very good On private terms: 80 bushels very
geOs st SIC. 30 bushels very good Al 3d.. ca
bushels good 81 .9c. 81 bushels good at ~.
10 busisi. iair a. D.. l9) bushels fair ~ 30.
100 bushels common AZ 49,; 90 bushels com
a0n 81 1ic.; lOl bushels common IL .Oc. tJJ
bushels common al CSC.
UONN.-Nixed, 20 bushels very good AZ Sic.
OtTs Spring. 1000 bushels primo virginia
Gt3ic.
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COTTON AspORf
Market Gall.
QUOTATIONS.
LlfDpLIN3.--l0..c.
EIcEHoHD TOBACCO MARzgr.

AUGUST IL. iss1.
There wsre more etrangors aud better a..
tendance on Change to-day, with fuller III =
play 4 eGmples, and something more d.ing
Than yesterday, but tho market Il without ant
matioR, although prices arc sti.l kept stf. il
10 noticeable that while some shippers are
Fiiiing for sales on arrival OK thsir tO0acco'
or Who demand quick sales aud small profits
yet many 81 them have placed invoices - high
as 70 prevent such saios. The opinion OF the
tIado hero is divided a. % whether Barley To-
tacco will keep up. bat Dy far tn. greater num-
her believe that decline - ont Of the qu5s-
ton. except temporarily, and that Z iIrthor
sdyaLce IS more likely.
REMOVED FOR ExPOHF, SECOND DISTRICT OF
iIRGiSIA.
Manufacture! tobacco Tor tho month Of June,
Csl az pounds; Tor tho month Of Jdly. 6o7 .i9i
rounds Cigarettes exported for June, $751;
200; for JGly. 1881 eco. The intornal-revenue
ss'tsoi stamps represent: For June, 1885,
~ pounds ef Manufactured; 913 5s3 pounds
FOR july. Cigars: 2l3Oi5 for June ani .37 rs
for July. Cigarettes; .7,5530sO ;or June AMI
u, -, 600 ,or July.
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FINANCIAL
riiv Yosx IAIrrxol1, Axp HIsn.
NoIp STOCK YxCHANsys.
By telegraph TO the plspsscn.,

NEW YORK, August ii.--1bc-e was ssry
little Of interest In the stock maftos ,o-ias'
aud transactions were the smallest lof SILL"
time Thore was feeling oil uissppo"s,
ment a. tho small amount OF bonds asyop.o :,
by the Secretary OF the treasury, anu this wa
carefully nursed by operators Tor ae.hnos.
Extreme duluesS, without teaturs = ~,
KIND. marked the dealings until late ia n'
day, when scme improvement was ninliesssa.
The principally depressing eject vas tro,'
he selling Of Changers, ard more particularly
-. THui, upon adverse reports on VIZ
corn crOD hut when these TOOK y new tv'v'
better figures resulted. sterling Ia Tue Steri,ns
Exchange rates also aided teuef Ioolne
toward close. The opening vas que, gu
heavy 10 weak at declines extending 10 = p.r
cent Prices we're at drst firm, hut gsloSiS
Welded only TO recover agR'n. finrthatiOu''
horevor wero made within extremely naFroN
iIai,s. After the first hour tho market WAS
Simply stngnont without feature or InoFcn elI
uutl iho last hour. whom values shaded on, Ou'
recovered again before the clcss upon the ah
,.crfcerneut OF the assignment OF Ives " 20.
TIe cloec was quiet but firm at tnsignilcan'
fractional changes from the opening. Iotal
lales l3GCC0 shares. -,
NEW NoaX. August ii.-ioJn--Stocss dull
and drm. money easy AZ la5 per cent. aH-
chsnee-Long. SSl]s SNORT. "a. Governments
duh.
E5eainG.-Fychange dull ard weak; iong.
,s9I, short, ;s5. Money easy az 3a5; ciosin ;
offered 4. sub Treasury halances-holl, ---
currency. ---. Governments jul; per esats,
%
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General Custis leo NTch ncttcT.
fspecfal tslecrarl Ia the DisDnrchl

T. IVNITI IFIt = III - VIITT III0sIIFT-II+I
hLExANDHIA, VA, August ll.-Gene-
raj Gusts Lee is better tonight; mucu
better than at any time since his pros
tra'ioD, and the doctor (fairfax) eX-
poets that in the course OF few days he
will Be- allie TO leave his room.
President Lee HIS suffered an attack
OF congestion Of the brain-not
apoploxy- superinduced most probably
by mental oyerwork and the recent
heated term,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
gfOnnoush.park Races.


New YORK, August 1.-THE first
race at Monmouth Park-three quar-.
tiers of mile-Benedictiue won
Omaha second, Defaulter third. Time,
1919.
Second race-one and one eighth
miles-Bradford won; Suitor second,
Freedom third. Time. 2:0ii.
Third race-three quarters Of q
mile-Little Minch and Burch ran a
dead heat Climax third. Time, Ill.
Little Minch won the run-oH
Fourth race-one mile-Eolian won
Jennie y. second, Theodosius third.
Time. La.
Fifth race-one and quarter miles
Argo won; Phil. Lee second, The
Bourbon third. Time, 2:12.
Sixth race--one mile-Easter Sun
day won Drake second, Editor third.
Time, LA.
Seventh race-steeple-chase, short
course-Sea-Foam won; Little Fellow
second, London third. Time, $40.
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runersI afMrs. IIIznbs.h Turn.n.

Tie funeral Of this lady, who dieiiu
Charlottesville on wednesday evening.
took place in that city on yesterday
morning, and the remains reached
Richmond at $3.50 p. VI. by tho Chesa-
peake and Ohioroad. The intormcnt VAS
IN Hollywood. Eev. Or. ". ID. Thomas
cliiciated at the grave. The body was
accompanied from Charlottesville by
the family and four palI-bcarers. yho
following acted - pall-bearcrs here :
Mcssrs. Samuel j. Wit. William Han
Crow, 4. 5. Butler, c. ID. Larus, Dr.
george l.. lccscc, Arthur G. Sinton,
Joshua Walker, aud David 4. Ainslie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
ives * Co.'S Suspension.

10y I0I'EIHlH q Ih0 II7NI10l'I
NEW YORK, August ll.-Ths firm OF
Henry $. Ives ~ Co. has notified the
Stock Exchange Of its suspension.
There was intense excitement in tho
board as soon rs the announcement
was made. Cromwell, Of Sullivan &
Cromwell, has been made assignee.
IT is stated that tho liabilities are about
500, C00,G with assets somewhat in
excess Of that amount The announce
meut was made just before the close OF
the Stock Exchange, and ii caused
stocks to make sligh. -iyances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
"outl;crn General Passenger AGENTS
lBy telegraph 20 tue Dispslch.l

Ers1s,lILr, Ara, August 1.-THE
Southern General Passenger Agents
Association, which has been in session
here for ihe pest two days, concluded
the business before them tonight. All
tie southern roads were represented, as
well az many northern roads having
southern connections. All expressed
a desire to hold the October convention
in Huntsville proper or on the noun
tain. There were twenty-five or thirty
railroads represented by these general
nofnts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

strect.Eaiiway People Asking Pri'
viIeges or the City.

The Council Committee on Streets
held special meeting in the office OF
the City Engineer last night to consider
matters III relation to the street-railway
ordinance. There were present Captain
r. -. starke lchairman) and Messrs.
Murphy, Parater, Hill, Bodeker, and
Bland. Mr.. J. Thompson Brown,
president, and others were present to
represent the Richmond Union Pas
senger railway; Thomas Jackson,
counsel for the Richmond City Passen-
ger railway; Major Benjamin II. Nash,
counsel Tor and director OF the Man.
chester Railway and Improvement Com
pany; and Captain John ). Wise, rep
resentDg certain parties Interested In
the Mayo s-bridge property. no new
petitions were presented by any OF the
railway companies. 1t was rather n
reconsideration of the old ones-all OF
which this paper has published. When
the companies made their applications,
desiring to gain time, they presented
their Ietitions to the committee IN
stead Of TO the Council. The CON-
mittee reported fayorably on all OF
them, and recommended for adoption
by the Council an ordinance that en-
braced all Of them. When the matter
came up there it was postponed, and
Will he considered by the higher branch
at its next meeting. The Committee
on Streets, realizing that its action was
sll informal and really void-the peti-
tions not having been presented
to the Council and sent to
the committee-decided to hold
this meeting to confirm their action.
The City Hallway Company, among
other things, wanted permission TO run
q single track up Leigh street and Il
double one ont Brook avenue. The
committee Inst night, as formerly, alter
having the case presented to them by
Dir. Jackson. decided to allow them to
iun a single track along Brook avenue,
hut none ON Leigh street. The Union
company is granted al for which 1t
asked.
Major Nash appeared before the COM
mittee in behalf of the Manchester
company. asking the right TO run on
Fourteenth street from Mlyo's bridge
10 Franklin street AMI on to Seventh
and Broad. lie urged that his com
panv should Ia given preference rs to
Fourteenth street, rs its application
vos fiist made and iayorably reported
to the Council.
CAPTAIN Wise, representing the hold
ers OF one third of the May s-brldge
bonds. asked that both companies be
given the night o. Wv over Fourteenth
street, as lie desired competition for
the hight OF way Of Mayo's bridga that
the hes; price for the use Of it may be
realized. On this no action was
taken. The committee had already
reported in favor Of granting both
companies what they asked. The COM
mittce did this. thinking it best to let
the Council choose between the two
companies. It one time there was
right much confusion in the committee
owing To- the condition of affairs oX-
pialcd above, but Captain Starke man
aged the ropes al night and everything
was soon Straight
The committee was in session for
about two hours, passed on the semi
monthly Iay-'olis, and disposed OF q
number Of routine matters III cOnncc-
acn with sewers, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
baseball Yesterday.


- { Cincinnati:
Cincinua,is.. % o . 0 0 0 SO
Clcve!ands. o q 3 o 0 , 0 x-l2
Easo-hits: Cincinnatis. Is; CIeve-
lands, j.. Errors: Cincinnatis, I ;
Cleyelands, 8.
At Indianapolis
Indianapolis. % 5000 OO10- l
New Yorls 4 o . OO4 XII
Fasc-hits indianapolis, 8; New
Yorks, II. Errors indianapolis. T ;
New Yolks, ?. Batteries Molttt.
Arundel, and Hackett; Welch and
O'Hourke.
IT Chicago:
ihicaqos. II 0 0 o o 0 0 O. 2
Philadelphias. 0 ] o 0 . O. 3
rcse. hits: Chicagos, 10; Philhlel-
pLias, i. Errors; ChicAgos, 4 Phila-
dGphias, ?. Batteries: Baldwin, aud
Flint; Eullinton, and Clements.
1t Detroit
Dcroits.. o O10OO 400 3
Nashingtons.. o 0 90 0 0 0 i
Eas4-hits: Dctroits, IS; Washing
tons. r. Irrols: Detroits. o; Wash
iue,ors. 3. Batteries : Gruber and Ben
nett; Gilmore and Mack.
1t Pittsburgh:
Eleven inning5.l
Piitsb'ghs. 2 o ] 0 0 0 0 &c
Postons. 9 90 Q 0O0 0 3 0 %
Base-hits: Pittsburghs, 10; Bos-
tons, II. Errors Pittsburghs, . Bos-
tons, 4. Batteries Calvin and Miller !;
Burdock and Daily.
At New York
Athletics. ........21O10I1- 6
Meiropolitans o . 3 . oil
Base hits: Athletics, 9; Metropoli
tans, Q. Errors : Athletics, I /; Metro
politars, 9.
At Baltimore:
Eeltimoros. o ( 1014xx 10
RroOklyns Il | o. go K K =
Base-hits: Baltimores. - Brook
iyns, s. Errors: Baltimores, ; Brook
lyns, ). Rain interrupted the game.
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op.p,,,c sronY oTDrsAsTfH'
Al, iI,e Eai,uay Horrors j." ''''
tory of shis Country
AnrnAssef.

tyY telegraph 10 the pispate'li

cmcAco, August 1.-THE Chicago .So
2Ygscs's special from fores.siiie - f tbe
The following graphic account ,.. =, in in
disaster All the railway h ,.aro s,r.
tbe history Of this country were S@i
Y ,', nio 1T when an excursion tram on
i ia.' g;e Peoria aud Western ROM y
me , a"ies .b,oueh a burning bridge ana .
oropp paa 'h hnndIed people were killed ed
aud four times that NUMBER '''
less badly injured. - s;x sleep
mo cars. six day coaches and GUAR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
4lAEltIAS;ES.

HCOFSAGLE - CARlINGrOS. 90 Married.
July -. Is-l. e., tho residence Of Colonel - g..
gafrngton, by Dr.. Noses -. ii0se, JAMES
fIINANDER HOOTNAGLE aud LILLE
CkEfsCN DARLINGTON.
CUARLES- PHILLIPS, Married. 4. ths
home OF the bride, h. Roy. :. ii. Rlili-x. VI oil
nsfGay morning, august 10. 1876, SIR. ALVIN
g.. ga AbLEs. Of this city, 10 Mis- OLIVIA MAY
PHILLIPS, CT neIrico county, Va.
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Refreshing Rain Ia the Northwest.

10y tSlc~IApA " NV D'rpA'~h'l
DUBUQUE, Iowa, August l0.-Rain
fell last night throughout the whole OF
Northeastern Iowa. About two inches
fell before it cleared. Both grain aud
pasturaee are greatly helped by it.
CHICAGO, August 10.-Light rains
fell here for several hours last night,
which has q very beneficial effect in
cooling the atmosphere and subduing
incipient prairie-ires around the city.
The shower appeared to be general
throughout the northern part OF the
State.
4 special to the Times from Grand
Rapids, Mich, says: 4 heavy rain.
storm visited this section last night. It
began at Q o'clock. and at 10 the pros
poets were that it would continue all
night. II came too late to benefit
crops very much, though it Will lessen
the danger from fires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

street, fell to the pavement, . distance
OF about forty feet. An unknown man
who was passing was struck and crushed
to death. The stone weighed about
half ton. Up to midnight the corpse
had not been recognized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
Cyeloue in cuba.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch-l
HAVANA, August ll.-Slnce yester-
day there have been indications OF a
cyclone southwest Of this city.
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Fatal Csve.In Of q Mine shaft.
lBy telegraph to the Dsspatch.l

Ip} IUltsIUFH 70 t1IV d VaI'l..I
MILWAUKEE, Wis, August l1.-Shait
No. OF the Ashland mine, near Hur-
ley, Wis, csyed in yesterday afternoon,
killing four men and iniuring another
80 badly that lac Is not expected to live.
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Tne soaiAucat wateriuS.PIaccs.

Tie SOUt,lWcst v7ateriuS-E'Iaccs.
(Cor-e ponienco Of the Richmond Dispa.rh
CHBIgIAysDUE1, Aug T., 1887.
Among the distinguished guests at
the Allegheny are Colonel and Mrs. J..
y. /. Preston, of Lexington. The
Montgomery White IS said to have five
bundled, the Allegheny over four hun
bred, and the Yellow two hundred and
twenty-five guests. 4 large and fashion
able iancy-drcs5 german is to be giyel
at the Montgomery White tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
s.o.r. srnAYrD, AND rouND.

7 OST, LAST NIGHT, IN
4 enc OF tho Bscad-street cars, Us Ii
POO X BOOK, with small amount u--..-----S
Of money and isundry-tiekeL Please ro.lfh
20 northwest corner Broad and Sixth and 70
ceiye reward. gu Wit
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Crushea TO Denth.
ny lelegraph 70 the plspatch. ]

IBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l
BALTIMORE. August II About half
past 10 o'clock tonight large piece OF
ornamental stone-work on the front OF
the Odd-Fellows' Hall, on north Gay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

A sDirn3id prescW to every pur-
chaser Of my Sirty-cent Teq. Call md
see what handsome present you viii
get if you buy pound. ] give a rsry
ncof present with one quarter Of a
pound. JULIEN biSFoRD, .
1902 east Main street.
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gAITTMORe STOCK MARKET.
RlogRowD STOCK EXCHANGE.

. BALTIMORE, ND. August ,li-Nirginia 6s;
consolidated. i6N DO. pastauS coupons, o.
10. Lowe. "a. BID to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

SO co0'r. fi16. {150sf2ih; rs goftre, q. 80
-2.21 exrs. ;tjlgs315 family, fis$L,9; pli ~
An,iy, country. H.isoSs.so
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FEARFUL CALAMITY.

FEahr vi OALAM1Il.
Two Hundred People Killed on The
Rail.
RIDING TO DEATH.
~ Excursion Train PLUNGED into an
Abyss.
Z SCENE OF HORROR.
D,ais Of he Acciden, en- the Toledo.
Poo-.a end Western Road.
eUCDsN Geek TO PLEASURE
-vo Engines and sixiasn Cars Wrecked
snG RurEios ose Hundred and
FORTY Wounasd-!neidonts &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

LavkeFOOL. August ii--i.:3O =. M-Cot,ou--
Business fair and unchanged: sales, 1000
bales; speculation ssd export. 1000 bales;
Yesterday sales were increased by late busi-
ness by 1900 bales American; receipts, NOO
bales; American. none. Future. steady:
August. .7-Cid.; August AMI Septembor,
2E6id also 23-Gid. september sni octo-
Ter, ; i4-Gld.. also 5 1854: October and NO
Vemher. : 1-6ii.; November and December,
1904. December aud January, s-6il. Jan
Uary and February > 3-Gii.: February aud
March. SEA. september. 23-6ii., Also
2i-Gid.
2P W--1he salss Of tho day included 40
tales IL American; August. 2f.tti., buyer;
August and september , 226!t., buyer;
September sni October, l2-ett.. buyer;
October and November. 3 6-6if., sollef /;
November and Decsmher. 3-d4i., buyer /;
December and January. > 2-6id., buyer; jan
usry aud February. ) e-6ii., buyer; February
and March. 3Gid., buyer; September,
, 2.-64d. buyer. Futures dull.
=. N--August, 3 2sGid sollsr; August
and September, %?Gli., buyer; September
aud October. , IL Cid. buyer: october and
NoFsmber, 6-6ii., buyer; November and
December, 3 tod, sclIor. December and
January, $50. seller: January AMI Fob
ruSry, t6+d., seller; February aud Narch,
s-6it., sellcr; September, 2.-04d., buyers
Future. clDHad steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

lsXaiec. Sugar Copper sAasd r. . ~
i0c. whistler quiet q S1.llsU.lR OAex -.
cIes unchanRcsi Frelehts 10 HvgFpeo1 gee
steamer duii-Costou, I'd aour, II d. gfesss
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO August ii.--CHsh quotations were
a. follows: Flour quiet and unct snesd. No.
Q spring wheat 6slc.: No. spring wheat
nominal at &c.: No. 2 red, 7lhsusc. No
tlo Lard. ses7H. shortrio sides uooseh 81
Whisky. tIi0.
Leading futures ranged o. foliows:
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COTTON MARKETS.

NORFOLK. Va. August iL-C0tt0n nominal !:
micdnng, lCc. Net receipts. - bales gross
receipts, --- bales; stock, 10 bales sales,
bales: exports -coss'wisc, ~ bales: to treat
Britain. -- bales, 30 France, - bales: ~
The Continent. -- bales.
WILgINGTON. y. c.. August ii.-Cotto, nomi-
nal: miLdling. iuc. Net receipts - bales
gross receipts. ---- bales; sales - bales ;
stock. 4,5i2 bales: erporis-coastwise, -
Gales: e. the Continent. -- bales. 20 Great
britain. --- bales: 90 Trance. --- bales.
SAVANNAH, Ca, August ll.-Cot!Qu nominal
mddling. gLc. Net receipts, = bales new :
cross receipts. s bales new; sales, bales !;
stock, c0i bales: exports 80 cOastwise. -
bales: 90 ths Continent. --- bales: 90 Great
Britain. --- bales: 10 France, -- bales.
AUGUSTA. Ca. August li.-CoitOu QUOT; mid
ding, Toe. Receipts, bales: sales, I'd
tales.
CHARLESTON, S. C.. August ll.-CottoD QUOT !;
mildling Ice. Set re"elpts, -- bales; gross
receipts --- bsles; sales. --- bales; stock, 81
bales: exports-to Great Britain, - bales u
the C0nlneni. --- bales co0stNse, --- bales:
% France - tn'es.
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THURSDAY. August II, 1887,
SAiEs-Fmsr BoARD.-s,CO virginia iotos
tcyA at 50; 10 Old Dominion STEAMSHIP, Com
Tsny at 80.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID ExEcuTED AT TUE plsrArcHPRlN7S
N0.uoUSx
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NEW YORK COTTON ruTUREs.

asw YORK. August il,--CoitOn-Net aud
gross receipts, none; futures closed steady;
sslee. $3.50 bales: August. s9.aeat9.60: sep
irmpsr. 1891: October. sss5.s9N: S0yem-
ter, s9.fsa>si9; December. 81 HAP ~: Janu-
airy. s9..isSo.g2; February. s92sas9 ~: March.
Sna5afn.g6: Anril 81 tssig. %; Nay, 9. i9atl.5I
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EAR fETs 81 rvLEeaApa


NV YorE. August li.--Coiton easy: sales
today 1,s5S bales. including 6.5ii FOR export /;
Urloud,, S4c.; OsleaIs. ysc.; Let reccipis,
Il bales. cxports--tO Great Britain, s.il5
nale-; 70 tie Continent, leo bales; stock, i35.
s13 bales Flour CuiaI. Wheat arfn aud gone
rally unchanged, options closing steady: No.
red. August. s0;.; September. s0a>0'lc.
Corn brOse lalLc. aud options Aaitsc., closIng
steady with u recovery of vac; No. :, sop
TENDER. i9}sa,0c. October, 49Haoi &c. Oats
HsLc. lower and less active, c.Osi1g steady /;
mixed western. S.a5ic. No. ?, August, u "a
csc; September, SlHa32c. II - dun aud
easy. Ccnee--Fsir kio quiet at tlas'Nsl9;
options stCacy ard suiet; No. THO S"pteln Der,
SO esafl5.i0; october. is.WasH - November,
:l7 liaii7.s0. SpgarEnchaDgei AMI dull ;reahei
Quiet. Nolasses dull and nominal Rice quiet
and firm. Gotten seed oil. 3ia36c for crude; iOa
49, fos refined. Resin dun ~ slafl.i0. sufpea-
tine quiet at &c. Hides firm. Woog quiet All
barely steady. Pork less active but rtesiy.
Beet dull at sHaSAc. MiJlles duh aud mont
nal. lard closed steady: western steam. sd9l;
september. s690sSo.vi Frcignis ssesdy.
BAhTIaoRs.
SALfix0Rs. Nd, August ii.--Cotton lower
and 6uli nicd,ing. SA4e. Flour dun and about
STEADY. Wheat Southern bigher; red. ga
eic.; amber, oias3c. western hisner aud IN
active. No. winter red. spct, iSasssc.; sep
tCmber. sDas0Ac.; October, 4saNAc; Do
ccniber. siaSAc. Corn->oEtnerp higher
white. ssaS3he. yellow, 52a5sc western higher;
mixed, SPOT. ssesSAc.; August. 4sals'.e.; sop
steady nnd fairly active: southern aai Penn'
sylyanla. S2a3,c, western white, 3iassc.; west
ern mixed. 3s13fc. Rye Hasy ant Gull as iss
SEC. Provisions unchanged and Gllos Pola.
toes easier et 81 e5asl.5o per barrel Coffee
steady and quiet; Rio earyoes, ordinary " tsir,